Source: Yonhap News
In the Daejang-dong favorable development trial, when the former head of the Planning Department of the Seongnam Urban Development Corporation, Yoo Dong-gyu, announced that the then Mayor of Seongnam, Lee Jae-myung, would develop low-rise tenement houses, a statement was issued that he had conveyed’ the opposition. of private contractors through his close aides Kim Yong and Jeong Jin-ganu.
At the hearing held today at the 22nd hearing of the Criminal Settlement Court of the Seoul Central District Court, accountant Jeong Young-hak, who appeared as a witness, explained this fact by explaining the summary memo submitted to the prosecution along with the transcript .
In the memo written about the progress of the Daejang-dong project, arrows were drawn from ‘Dongkyu Yoo’ to ‘Camp’ and from ‘Camp’ to ‘LEE’, which is the English spelling of ‘Lee’.
In addition, ‘Camp’ answered lawyer Nam Wook’s question, saying, “I wrote it to edit the people of then-mayor Lee Jae-myung.”
Director Yoo Dong-gyu said, “I discussed it with Kim Yong and Jeong Jin-ganu, and I also talked with the mayor so that there would be no Beverly Hills or low coalitions.”
In July 2013, then Seongnam Mayor Lee Jae-myung announced that “Daejang-dong would be turned into the Korean version of Beverly Hills,” but was opposed by private contractors seeking to increase profitability by building high-rise apartment buildings is interpreted as
